generations

But weren't many older generations working for future generations?

Flying in a metal can to a place that has absolutely nothing to begin a generations long process.

And it doesn't feel as though the younger generations coming online have a predilection toward that mode of communicating.

If you want to care for future generations you build, and you maintain what you build.

Yet Google has its problems too: younger generations are using social networks to discover content online.

Just because a behaviour and culture is endemic and has occurred for generations now, that doesn't make it written in stone.

Manned planes will fly for several decades still, and even upcoming generations will most likely be optionslly manned rather than unmanned.

Some of the oldest trees are estimated to be over 1000 years old and have been passed through generations of care takers.

But you gave the answer - a few generations ago people were not afraid.

To me, it seems that there is a break in those generations.

The formal justice system derives it decision-making from written laws and generations of precedent; it is adjudicated in a highly formal and regulated environment.

However, if they can keep on-boarding the younger generations, they could probably survive that, assuming their isn't a hipper substitute by then offering users immortality.

Here is the thing, public buildings are disintegrating around us while the continued line out of the politicians is that we need to save "for future generations".

When the city shows up to present development plans, only older generations who feel somewhat entitled to their neighborhood's "culture" show up and berate the plans.

I think future generations will look back and ask: "What were they thinking?"

If we treated the influx of immigrants from Syria into Europe as "future leaders and workers of a new Europe" instead of "a burden and liability for future generations", then perhaps we'd get a turnaround in the scene.